Hari ng stunt

Name: Hari ng stunt
Genre: Action
Released: 1981-06-18
Cast: Dante Varona, Vivian Velez, Ric Arellano

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Dante Varona and Vivian Velez in Hari ng stunt (1981)

To earn money that could be used to save his girlfriend from blindness, a stuntman named Dante agreed to perform the most dangerous stunt that no other stuntman would ever dare to perform. S... Read allTo earn money that could be used to save his girlfriend from blindness, a stuntman named Dante agreed to perform the most dangerous stunt that no other stuntman would ever dare to perform. Should he ever made it alive, it would also bring him lasting fame of being known as "King ... Read allTo earn money that could be used to save his girlfriend from blindness, a stuntman named Dante agreed to perform the most dangerous stunt that no other stuntman would ever dare to perform. Should he ever made it alive, it would also bring him lasting fame of being known as "King of Stunts".

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Director
- Carlo J. Caparas
Writer
- Carlo J. Caparas(story and screenplay)
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Trivia
As of 2017, no other actors nor stuntmen have ever broken Dante Varona's record of jumping the San Juanico Bridge without using any safety gear.

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HARI NG STUNT is an early Carlo Caparas work giving us a bird's eye-view into the world of movie stunts and movie stunt men

'Carlo J. Caparas' (qv)' HARI NG STUNT (1981) is a 'Dante Verona' (qv) vehicle, chronicling the life of a movie stuntman, and his back-story of humble origins and a girlfriend who loses her eyesight. 'Vivian Velez (I)' (qv) is most winsome as the damsel in distress and 'Romy Diaz (I)' (qv) is a despicable baddie. Though lacking the elán and handsome charm of a, say, 'Fred Montilla (I)' (qv) or 'Ric Rodrigo' (qv), Verona digs deep into his character and most of his movies (with many action stunts lovingly photographed) become psychological character studies. Early on, one gleans the sensationalist streak of Caparas, as in the newspaper footage used in this movie ("STUNT MAN TO MAKE DARING LEAP AT FAMOUS BRIDGE" "MYSTERY MEN VANISH WITH STUNT REWARD BET" etc.), but this is one film where Caparas directs an actor quite competently and with masterful depth.

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